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. >> chris: that's nott what they say, sir. forgive me, sir.racey jones got a 30 percent raise while bain owned the plant and they say they were talking about the people who four years later shut down the plant and not talking about mitt romney. they were given money to do the interview. >> guest: you only see part of their transscript in the film and entire video. i determined they were talking about bain >> chris: how can they talk about bain when bain sold it a year before. >> guest: they said i wish bain would have left us alone. they were running as a fine company. what romney and bain did typically load companies with debt and take management fees and so they couldn't survive in the long term. if they went out of the business. >> chris: no, the new owners moved the plant and the business is still running from florida to wisconsin. >> guest: it is a typical example like gmsi steel, chris did not watch our movie. it extolls the virtues of capitolism. the whole argument is balony. >> chris: we have a couple of minutes lt, mr. tyler. are you

goal putting them through also their last year's final stoke progressing after a one zero win over notts county. later today arsenal and aston villa will play for a place in sunday's fifth round draw while sunderland take on middlesbrough in the northeast up in. tiger woods is keeping up is going with the abu dhabi golf championship he carded a flawless sixty six on saturday to take a jointly with england's robert rock into the final round woods has yet to hit a bogey at the tournament and has a two straight lead them with rock however it's still anyone's title they'd had changed hands twenty four times during the third round and just behind us a chance here in mcelroy he was in a chasing pack of four who were tied in third place. i was just consistent today you know i didn't tell the guys earlier i'd feel like i didn't do a lot of things right i did a lot of things wrong. i was just kind of just kind of and i had a happy medium. while over in the states col stanley keeps his place at the top of the leaderboard at the farm as insurance open shooting a four under par sixty eight during hi

he is nott talking. he needs help. breathing from this respirator. i just lost it. >> 10:50 a.m., less than 72 hours after his first concussion, 16-year-old jaquan waller died. ♪ the autopsy would reveal this. it could have been prevented. . >> hello, and thanks for joining us. that's a glimpse of the documentary "big hits, broken dreams." this morning we're talking about this fascinating topic, and all the latest findings on concussions. i think most importantly how to prevent them. what do young players, their parents, their coaches really need to know? by the way, it's not just football. it's other sports as well. in fact, not far behind football is soccer. there are more head injuries in girls. we invite brandy chastain, and she'll share what she teaches her players to keep safe. >>> there was a hearing in miami in federal court with the lawyers for more than 100 players and their families. they are suing the league over concussions. right now the judges are trying to decide on whether to combine these suits into a single case. meanwhile, the sup

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you a little bit about for me some of my most favorite entries in the book and i start in 1513 come notte 1619. i don't know about you, but most african-american history courses in my day started in 1619 when the first 20 as they were called showed up on the james river in jamestown and we now know thanks to the work of a scholar of john for time that they can from angola. do you know that we know because of the work of a scholar here at emory, david? we can now count this jeeves. and we now know that between 1501 and 186,612.5 million africans were shipped from africa to the new world. 12.5 million. 15% died in the middle passage. some 11 million get off the boat to the new world. of that 11 million how many do you think came to the united states? 380,000 came directly. you were looking at my book. [laughter] you put the book. like footnotes. [laughter] 388,000 came directly from africa to what is now the united states and another 50,000 we estimate touched them briefly in the caribbean, you're absolutely right. you get the gold star. [laughter] but think about what that means to read al

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the real driver of high oil is nott the stuff you find in the business section of the newspaper.and for oil in india or china. it's on the front pages, global politics. you see, traders worry about risk, and the biggest risk to oil supplies is the threat of war in the persian gulf. meanwhile, in nigeria mass protests are raising worries about the supply of fuel from there. venezuela is a slow motion collapse because of hugo chavez's mismanagement. there have also been protests in russia, the world's top oil producer, and, remember, the fallout of the arab spring. libya's oil production in 2011 was severely curtailed. iraq continues to disappoint with its oil output, and its recent political tennings certainly haven't made things any better, so a mix of war rhetoric and local troubles in key oil states are factors driving up the price of crude. that translates to higher prices at the pump. now, that logic suggests that prices will fall when the news calms down. maybe from iran and from russia, but perhaps not. perhaps oil producers want these sky-high prices. usually the major oil

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interesting also that mitt romney, who clearly has had to defend his faith has said that, you know, he is notto represent one religion. he is basically there to be president should he be nominated, should he be elected, of all people, of all americans. it will be interesting religion playing a role now, but perhaps once in the white house because we don't hear about that much about religion in the white house. that's the point. john levs, interesting. check it out on the blog. don't forget, can you see the southern presidential debate right here on cnn thursday night at 8:00 eastern time. >>> and two years after that devastating earthquake in haiti, these med students are finally getting their degree. we're going to tell you how they overcame training in the rubble. that's coming up in our morning passport. >>> and if you have big plans to get out for the nfl playoffs or celebrate martin luther king jr.'s birthday, meteorologist alexandra steele up next with your forecast. you can with green giant frozen vegetables. over twenty delicious varieties have sixty calories or less per serving and ar

nott: i have to admit, i've studied this closely. the conventional wisdom is better than 50/50.is better to focus on the senate as an insurance policy if president obama is some doubt reelected. -- if president obama is somehow reelected. harry reid has adopted a strategy of basically doing nothing, not even trying to do anything. they did not pass a budget out of the son of for-- out of the senate for 900 days or whatever it has been. the argument that congress is doing nothing -- this is a cynical strategy of the part of harry reid. nothing would delighted me more than to see him lose his job. host: thank you for being here. guest: thank you for having me. host: we have a news update. >> president obama hosts a jobs forum at the white house. companies taking part include ford, intel, dupont, and siemens. you could hear live coverage at 12:30. the president travels to chicago attending three fund- raisers. european governments continue working on a way out of their debt crisis. hungary is being threatened by sanctions for allegedly taking no effective action to contain its defi

north and the development of the east.t but today is different, today io different because we are nott b just on the talk about ourab palms, we are not just going tot talk about challenges we want to talk about the opportunities.e and today is different becauseui ng are nos t just going to talki about this challenge we are going to do something about it.s it's builtt the largest convention center in the nation there is. [applause]we we believe we can attract $4 billion in the private secto investment to build a state ofn the art convention center at thl racetrack. it will be all about jobs, jobs jobs, tens of thousands buildin he number one convention centen 'l the country. we we will go from number 12 to number one because that's where we deserve to be the number one state in thein nation period. [applause] we can then transform the current jacob javits site and master plan the 18 acres tores revitalize new york city to west side and follow the battery par model which is a tremendous success battery park city and master plan the project the priv private sector actually developed. batt

i nott's a record. but -- estimates that only 1,966 people more than in 2008.hic in other words it is an increast of 1.66%. now, it is an increase significant, well, would you still be thrilled with the 1.6 percentage increase in your salary? i think one of the twos, and a e candidates would be thrilled with a 1.6 margin of victory tonight. it's much closer than that.the vets. >> now we go to todd who is with the mitt romney campaign tonight. >> we have spent a lot of time waiting here tonight. but we have heard in just the last couple of minutes that the romney campaign will be out immediately following the rick t santorum speech so that meansng they are in a motel, they areit. watching and they are waiting. we talked to one of the high li. ranking of u.n. members of the romney campaign just a couple minutes ago and he said they didn't want to come down early because it is just too close and i think if you have beenfami mtching their watching at home you realize that at times the t distance separated b

north and the development of the east.t but today is different, today io different because we are nottb just on the talk about ourab palms, we are not just going tot talk about challenges we want to talk about the opportunities.e and today is different becauseui ng are nos t just going to talki about this challenge we are going to do something about it.s it's builtt the largest convention center in the nation there is. [applause]we we believe we can attract $4 billion in the private secto investment to build a state ofn the art convention center at thl racetrack. it will be all about jobs, jobs jobs, tens of thousands buildin he number one convention centen 'l the country. we we will go from number 12 to number one because that's where we deserve to be the number one state in thein nation period. [applause] we can then transform the current jacob javits site and master plan the 18 acres tores revitalize new york city to west side and follow the battery par model which is a tremendous success battery park city and master plan the project the priv private sector actually developed. batte